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Longtime pals Kate Berlant and John Early started honing their craft as comedians via YouTube, in the days it when it was considered “the wild, wild west” and you could post whatever you want. Those 12-minute sketches not only helped them to find a rhythm but ultimately paved the way for Would It Kill You to Laugh?, an hourlong sketch show for Peacock that showcases their specific brand of knee-slappers.

Meredith Vieira’s husband has sadly passed away.

Richard Cohen, a former senior producer on CNN and CBS News who was married for 38 years to Today anchor Meredith Vieira, died of following a two-month battle with pneumonia December 24 after living with multiple sclerosis for more than five decades. He was 76.

Meredith Vieira since 1986, died on Christmas Eve at the age of 76.Cohen lived more than 50 years with multiple sclerosis and survived two cancer diagnoses.Hoda Kotb announced his death on “Today” Tuesday. The host said Cohen was “surrounded by his family and love” at the time of his passing, including Vieira, 71, and their three kids: daughter Lily, 32, and sons Gabriel 34, and Benjamin, 36.The family had been together since Thanksgiving, as Kotb noted they were “concerned they were going to lose him early.

Morning news anchor Meredith Vieira, who has worked on the Today show and The View, has confirmed the death of her husband Richard Cohen.

Brian Austin Green couldn’t handle seeing his GF love up on other dudes on TV. Even though, you know… it’s his job, too!

Ahead of Big Brother‘s return to CBS with season 25, Julie Chen Moonves is opening up to ET about who the network originally wanted as host and how much longer she sees herself working on the reality TV competition.

Julie Chen Moonves has revealed that Meredith Vieira was actually offered the Big Brother hosting gig before her.

's return to CBS with season 25, Julie Chen Moonves is opening up to ET about who the network originally wanted as host and how much longer she sees herself working on the reality TV competition.  When asked if there's anything the fans of the hit series — which sees a group of strangers forced to co-exist in a shared house while they are isolated from the outside world — don't know, Moonves says that CBS wanted another daytime TV fixture to host. «I wasn't the first choice to host.

Suzanne Somers is looking back at turning down a co-hosting job on The View.

Suzanne Somers is revealing she passed on an opportunity to join Barbara Walters when  first aired, but she claims two reasons kept her away from the now-iconic daytime talk show.During a conversation with David Yontef on his podcast, the  star said she was «originally asked to be on the original  with Barbara Walters — and whoever else — and I turned it down.» Walters, the late legendary journalist who created, led the original panel that was also comprised of Joy Behar, Meredith Vieira, Star Jones and Debbie Matenopoulos. premiered on ABC in 1997 and while there have been a number of co-hosts since the original panel premiered, the show has more than endured. It's become one of the preeminent shows by being fervently unafraid to tackle sensitive subjects and enter the political and social discourse. «Everyone said, 'Why would you turn that down? It's a national show,'» Sommers continued on the podcast. «I said, first of all, I'd have to live in New York and I don't want to live in New York.

The hosts of daytime talk show The View paid tribute to their late creator, Barbara Walters.

Meredith Vieira penned an emotional tribute to Barbara Walters, who she described as a brilliant colleague and a vivacious woman with a raunchy sense of humor.While remembering the trailblazing TV icon, who died at 93 on Friday, the broadcast journalist, 69, wrote an essay for People about Walters beyond 'just the newswoman.''She knew what it meant to work harder than anyone else in the room just to be considered an equal. Maybe that's why she demanded so much from those around her,' the mother-of-three wrote.

Barbara Walters passed away on Friday, December 30, 2022 at age 93.It has been revealed that her daughter Jacqueline Dena Guber, 54, sold her mother's Florida condo shortly after the legend's reported 'dementia diagnosis,' according to The New York Post.The news comes after The View stars Meredith Vieira, Debbie Matenopoulos, Joy Behar and Star Jones paid tribute to their former co-host.  The latest: Barbara Walters passed away on December 30, 2022 at age 93. It has been revealed that her daughter Jacqueline Dena Guber, 54, sold her mother's Florida condo shortly after the legend's reported 'dementia diagnosis,' according to the New York PostBarbara purchased the Naples, Florida condo in 2014 and transferred the unit in April 2016 to her only child, daughter Jaqueline, whom she adopted in 1968.She purchased the 4,500 square-foot, three-bedroom and four-bathroom waterfront unit after she announced her retirement.

Rosie O’Donnell did not take part in The View‘s tribute to the late Barbara Walters on Tuesday, January 3, but she was invited to appear.

The View‘s original co-hosts Meredith Vieira, Star Jones, Debbie Matenopoulos and Joy Behar were among those paying tribute today to the late TV groundbreaker and icon Barbara Walters, as the show’s current panel was joined, either live or by remote, by a succession of former panelists.

Forever in our hearts. The View cohosts paid tribute to long-time host and creator of the show Barbara Walters in the first episode following her death on Friday, December 30.

The View is set to return from its holiday hiatus on Tuesday, January 3, and will celebrate the show’s creator Barbara Walters. The pioneering journalist died Friday, December 30 at the age of 93.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck returned to “The View” on Wednesday, Aug. 3 as the daytime talk show marks its 25th season on the air.

“The View” as a co-host, claiming the show has “evolved” since she departed back in 2006. The 68-year-old — who was the original moderator of the ABC panel program — made the admission in an interview with E’s “Daily Pop” on Wednesday.

Thank you, next! While reflecting on The View, Meredith Vieira revealed that she has no plans to reprise her role as a moderator.